Aphrodite Siblings Novels & Stories

His emerald eyes bore into mine, holding me in their grasp, piercing directly into my soul. I flinched gently away from him when I remembered that we were soon going to be step siblings. I slid my fingers into my blond hair, worry imprinted in my features. “Isa-” “Derek.” I cut in, not letting him finish his statement. I walked back to him and held his hands “I think it's best we reject each other. That's the suitable thing to do at a moment like this. We're step siblings and if you keep claiming me as yours, you might get into trouble. Our mate bond won't bring us any good. It will only make our parents separate and you know deep down how they love each other. Just picture the awkward looks

she shouted, raising her glass with a radiant smile on her lips. I laughed and clinked glasses with her before bringing my cocktail to my lips. The burn of the alcohol slid down my throat, pulling a shiver of pleasure from me. Isabella always knew how to make me forget my worries. My sister was a star in the darkness, a goddess of the night. With her sculpted body, her long legs showcased by a tight red dress, and her devastating smile, she drew all eyes to her. I had always been the more discreet, wiser, and composed one. She was the fire. I was the shadow of her light.

Claire also looked at him with a seductive gaze, full of passion. "Shit!" cursed Leon. He finally remembered something in the legend of Greek mythology. "Why?" asked Claire. "I forgot something important," said Leon. "What?" asked Claire as she walked over gracefully. Showing her long and smooth legs. “Ares and Aphrodite are the most legendary couple. Aphrodite had affairs with many men, including her adopted son Adonis. But Ares, is her favorite," said Leon. By the time he finished his sentence, Claire was right in front of him, they were only a few centimeters away. Her soft hand gently touched Leon's cheek.

“But—” “Wow, you two really do look alike.” Alessandra glares at him. “Tell me who you are, or I’ll scream.” I exhale heavily. “Alessandra, this is Thorton Galalrdo. Thor, my sister, Alessandra.” My sister’s jaw drops to the floor. “You— But he’s—” “You’ve got a lot of balls coming here,” I snap at him. “Have you come to finish the job?” “Like I said. I’m not here to hurt you.”

The audience howls to mimic the pack of hounds every time Kas mentions the dogs, making the story even more engaging. The next story is about the Moon Goddess and her siblings Helios, God of the Sun and Eos, Goddess of the Dawn. The story explains how the trio loved each other and used the sky as their playground, playing with time like a toy. When the dawn of man arose, the Titan Goddess Gaia had a squabble with Zeus. She threatened to create an herb that would make her giants of the land invincible. To thwart her efforts to grow the herb, Zeus ordered the siblings to separate, regulating the time each was allowed in the sky. Unfortunately, it was never at the same time. Ever since then, th

“You said this is a family matter?” Adonis’s gaze shuffled between me and Papa, and he went on. “I’m involved in this because it is my damn family. And you’re not taking my sister-in-law anywhere.” This was the first time he had mentioned this out loud, that too, with so much pride. Papa’s eyes widened. “Sister-in-law?” “Yes, Eros and Adonis are half-brothers,” Ara added from the side with a smile.

he said. Khione nodded, "Yes, the fourth set is my Uncle Erevan's twin boys, Theron and Soterios. Well, technically, if we're going in age order, Arte and Apollo are fourth, 'Ron and 'Rios are third. Anyway, Gemini twins are indeed rare. They're quite literally a representation of nature's duality. I'll use Arte and Apollo as an example," Khione said, shuffling in her seat and leaning forward. She gently took Carter's coffee and placed it beside her own, pointing to the black coffee and labelling it 'Arte', while labelling the mocha 'Apollo'.

She is wearing a simple headpiece, she looks fresh faced. Florence tells us all. “Selene, our goddess, has two siblings. Helios, the god of the sun.” She points to the picture of the man. “Eos, goddess of the dawn.” She points to the other woman. She opens the book. “They never get to see each other as they have to stay in their distinctive realms and only to come out during their times.” She turns the page again. “But one in a millennium. When the stars are in line and during a total eclipse, they all get to be together for a few hours. But they are all powerless.”

It was gone. She knelt beside him, her hand on his chest. “I didn’t want this,” she said softly. He looked up, dazed. “You were meant to be me. Not her.” “I’m both,” she said. “I’m Athena. And I’m Alma.” He coughed. “You’ll need me. One day. When the others come.” She frowned. “What others?” ARES smiled, even in pain. “I wasn’t the only sibling, sister.”

Andromeda, or Andi to family and close friends, sat alone. All eleven of these siblings were a perfect blend of their parents. Bright with amber-colored eyes from their dad and pale skin with a dusting of freckles from their Irish mom. Their hair ranged from mahogany to dark honey, all with red undertones. The brothers were all around or above six feet, even twelve-year-old Leo already stood at six feet even. They all looked like their parents. Like each other. But the sibling who was missing looked nothing like them. She had been marked by the Moon Goddess to stand out from the others in her family.